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A stark warning to holiday makers not to take more than £5 in notes abroad. Richard Massingham. only five pounds in notes were to be taken abroad. balance of payments crisis.
This movie is part of the collection: British Government Public Information Films
Production Company: Public Relationship Films
Sponsor: Central Office of Information for HM Treasury
Audio/Visual: sound, color
Language: English
Keywords: balance of payments
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Reviewer:
The_Emperor_Of_Television -
Subject:
How very interesting
I was shocked to find out this has a listing on IMDb!
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skilpad -
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Fun
The man's going abroad to watch "dodgy" cabarets, eat huge plates of shell fish while downing glass fulls of champagne. Although really just propaganda, it's fun to watch propaganda.
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Nikonwilly -
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Very Interesting
I wonder how long this rule was in effect?
How rigorous was this enforced and for what purpose was it for?
I assume most Englishmen went to France or Spain for holiday, did the same hold true for those Countries?
This is a interesting piece of history. Was the Bank of England behind it ?
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Assam -
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Please be more clear
Umm, how many pounds in notes was that again?
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Spuzz -
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5.. POUNDS..
Somewhat odd and propagandish bit here admonishing travellers to ONLY bring five pounds in notes. Heaven forbid we'd have to pick you up from the airport when you spent all your money abroad. interesting piece of history here.
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Framan -
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A quick giggle
5 Pounds in notes, get it!
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Elvanion -
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The Law
Yes, it was a law in England at the time. Many countries still have very sharp limits on how much local currency can be taken out of (or into) the country. The U.S. is one of the very few with no restrictions (other than to report amounts over $10,000) on how much you can take out or bring in.
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Mewster -
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Was that a law or something?
It looked like rubber face man was beign TOLD to take only five pounds. Was that a law or something?
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